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I hope so

>What are you listening to?
>The Beetles!

>forcing a cicada to listen to loud noises
would that even work or is it different when it's THEM making the loud noise

>>2460793
Despite being a pain in the ass, I loved my dachshund. Only thing was that she was hard to house break, it takes some serious dedication but is possible. Otherwise, she felt like a big dog in a small dog's body, she was full of personality. Really sweet and smart, she wasn't crazy about little, little kids but tolerated them. I lost her this year just shy of 17, so they have some serious longevity. I miss her terribly and would consider getting another.

On the other hand, I never owned a Schnauzer but I've heard from people who have that they're wonderful dogs.

>>2460793
I don't think it matters much, but either way do it right. I'm assuming you have permission to get a dog, but you if you don't, do not do it. Adopt from a shelter or breed-specific rescue group or buy a dog from a responsible breeder, don't go to a pet store or backyard breeder.
Once you get your dog, spend time taking it out and socializing it with humans and other dogs. Especially since you live in an apartment, daily walks are not optional at all, be prepared to commit to this even when the weather is shitty. Your dog needs time devoted it every single day, don't get a dog if you aren't willing to do this.
One thing to prioritize is to train your dog to not bark constantly, this makes apartment living miserable for your neighbors.

Jacana

Recluso marrom

>>2460726
One time, about five years ago now, my gold fish committed suicide and my mom told me I could revive it (using a straw ) and doing little fish cpr on it. Bastard lived for four years and then just said fuck this and hopped out of his bowl when we were away.

We had a mouse at work that was evidently preying on the mice that did get trapped.

Feed him to the hogs

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>>2460631
>What do you do?
I wonder how in the hell you got crocodile dundee mistaken for Steve Irwin

>>2460664
Top kek. Thanks, mate.

My friend's dog ate like 30 chicken wing bones once and was fine. If I remember right he said she didn't shit for a day or so and then took what seemed like a really painful, bony one and that was that.

How has your 10 y/o mastiff not been trained out of this behaviour? You should have done that 9 years ago.

>>2460609
Feed a bunch of rice or soft bread. Anything to surround and cushion the shards.

>>2460589
>dog
>cat
>betta
>budgie
>ball python
>bearded dragon
>leopard gecko
there, I summarized the entirety of /an/ for you

>>2460592
>bunnies
>guinnies
>hamsters
>gerbils
>parrots
>wood vipers
>racer snakes
>iguanas
Wtf are you talking about

I have a crayfish

>>2460533
Peregrine falcon
My favorite mammal is the cheetah and in RPGs i max speed.
Never liked Sonic, though.

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Not sure about absolute favorite but Red Breasted Nuthatch is top 5 material. They're so cool looking.

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Vultures get too much of a bad rap for no real reason

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Better get that spider to the vet before it's too late

>>2460534
It's a thick

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Irish Water Spaniel

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Scottish Highland Cow

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>>2460450
Accidentally made it the name instead of subject, forgive me

Dogs can walk a lot further than you'd expect

2.5 is plenty, hell you could go further and she'd be fine

>>2460456
Thanks

>>2460408
Why would the ball be bad for your hamster?
I assume you have a job, same thing for humans...

>>2460408
It's perfectly fine. The biggest danger I guess is overheating. Just don't use without supervision and don't use in very hot conditions.

>>2460410
>>2460411
Ah ok. Thanks a lot anons. I was just reading up that hamster balls apparently confuse/stress the hamster out and harm it

>>2460394
looks more like a wasp or honet nest. very odd looking one but bees don't make hives like that.

>>2460395
So I should definitely kill them right?

>>2460394
Where the fuck are you?

There are lots of wild species of bees, we can't identify this individual species without knowing exactly where you are.

Just Google it.

The ingredients were test on animals anyway.

>>2460295
Dude

>>2460295
Weed

Your walls are filthy